This is an example of the last header listed in my emails (the id string
before the @ sign is different for each):
X-UIDL: <1010623010851.1.25572@flmss01.tampabay.rr.com>
This is the last header in a dupe of the email above:
X-UIDL: <1010623033250.25572@flmss01.tampabay.rr.com>
"flmss01.tampabay.rr.com" is not referred to in any of the "Received"
headers so I presume it is the pop-server that I get my mail from.
-Robert
Glen wrote:
>
> My posts come through only once, and when I check the timestamps I get
> TIMESTAMP.flmta02@smtp-server1.tampabay.rr.com. The only flm anything I see
> is flmta02. Are the people who get/send duplicates living in the same area,
> therefore their mail gets filtered through a particular server/'node' ? If I
> saw dupes I might be able to compare what I get with what they do... 'cept I
> don't get 'em, that is.
>
> Glen
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